White Flannels Priced From Two to Five Fifty
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02 Aug 1924
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Denton Journal in Denton, Maryland
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1924
Page
1
Why Bill Bought the Bookstore
Loola laments an unrewarding life in a small town and contemplates marriage to a dull suitor. Bill Armstrong, a hustling New York reporter, silently plots to rescue Sonia by buying the Leaping Deer bookstore with an upstate loan, aiming to reunite with her. Sonia discovers Bill’s gift and vows to marry him, returning to the shop to find him waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loola
Leaping Deer
Lfe
New York
Greenwich Village
Ghio
Sonia
Sarah
West
Bin
Santa
Bill
Bill Armstrong
Wolves Grow Bolder on Aegean Sea Shore
Salonica telegraph reports wolves from the Carpathians moving south into the Aegean coast region, threatening winter flocks around Novo Selo and coastal villages. Bulgarian and Macedonian areas report pack hunts, shepherds organize drives toward firing points, with wolves targeting dogs to remove guardians amid the Balkans wintering sheep trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpathian Mountains
Aegean Sea
Salonica
New York World
Novo Selo
Saloniica
Porto Lagos
Dedeagutch
Balkans
Serbia
Numania
Bulgaria
Old Method Revived In Rammed Earth Housing
A rammed earth housing plan, praised for extreme cheapness and durability, is being tested in Kansas City and Guildford England. Proponents claim walls built by compacted earth can yield lifelong, low cost homes, challenging traditional concrete and brick methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Kansas City
Boston Post
Guildford
England
Ear for Music Saves Constable in Alley Attack
The Petunia tavern landlord recalls constable Slackputter being jumped by two footpads who knocked him down tore his coat and vest off and took his revolver. One thief choked him while the other sang Marguerite My Star of Hope. Slackputter fought back and they were dragged to jail. The star is thrown far away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slackputter
Petunia
Marguerite
Stuck
Kansas City Star
Free Defends Horse Thief in California Trial
A young lawyer named Free, without counsel for the accused, is praised for turning a strong case by exposing an inaccuracy in one witness's detail. The verdict ends in not guilty and the client thanks Free, remarking in jest that if not guilty, he should keep the horse. Sunlg, Mr Free, Capper's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free
California
That Was Different Comedian Defends Honor Amid Banter
A Boston Tran script recalls a film scene where a comedian confronts a man he knew. The man says the actor misheard him as claiming the actor had no sense of humor. The actor insists he meant the man had no sense of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Planted Yours Dan Foresees Trees and Debate in 1944
Dan Dobbs tells Sandusky Star-Journal that the American Tree Association aims to plant a million trees by 1944. He envisions citizens enjoying shade and freely cussing the government, arguing the Fall case, and Doctor Cook possibly out of jail by then. The outlook is optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tree Association
Doctor Cook
Jatt
Dan Dobbs
Sandusky
It Was In a Good Cause It Was In a Good Cause
Tom Blain rushes home for a wedding ushering job but his clothes are borrowed after a mix up at Walnut Hill school. Daphne Crawford lends him his evening suit and a new romance blossoms as Tom helps with a charity event. Their week-long courtship follows a chance encounter in a staged production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil
Ife
Sonta
Sonia
Edward
Tom Hlaln
Mrs. Blain
Tom
Walnut Hil
Walnut Hill School
Alice
Wwell
Walnut Hei
Crawford
Baldwin
Uslers
Daphne Crawford
Ned
Daphne
Drurys
Tom Blain
What Proof Marks on Old Firearms Mean
This article explains how proof marks differ by country and function. It notes Spanish and German seals as maker indicators, while English and French marks show maker names and towns. Proof marks were stamped after tests to ensure the weapon could endure higher power loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Appleton Barker
Adventure Magazine
Wireless Telephony Seen as Boon to Subscribers
London An swers reports Professor Turpain predicts wireless telephony will abolish exchanges and telephonists. Intercommunications would be possible by fixed wavelength systems from one and a half to four meters, with each subscriber using a transmitter and a receiver tuned to a unique wave length acting as a telephone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turpain
Turpath
Myth of Ptolemy's Mirror in Alexandria
The article recalls Ptolemy Euergetes famed mirror said to stand in the tower of the Pharohs of Alexandria. Arab writers claim it was Chinese iron and later destroyed by Christians after the Arab conquest. Buffon says it was polished steel. A legend says it reflected most of lower Egypt and parts of the Mediterranean, revealing fleets or land disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptolemy
Alexandria
Ptolemy Euergetes
Aboolfeda
Egypt
Buffon
Detroit News
Lower
Mediterranean Sea
The Lunatic on Income Tax Worries the Office
A reader mutters about the tax burden claiming he must borrow to pay last year’s tax and this year’s, may have to sell his house to cover it, and wonders how much the government owes for what he lacks. The paper notes such troubled cases bother them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Eudlward
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Schoolteacher in Stanford hid wife as pupil
In Stanford Kentucky a teacher, Melvin Wright, kept his wife among his pupils a sixteen year old girl. He was exposed after making his wife coerce pupils to write on the blackboard that she had never kissed another man. Wright had gained notoriety for whipping his wife when she broke a school rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Melvin Wright
Where did he kiss you in court exchange
A terse courtroom fragment shows a plaintiff denying a kiss question and counsel pressing for location while the defendant references Georgian Tech and the Yellow Jacket mascot in a terse exchange.
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